uptalk การใช้

• He has some advice for anyone who wants to overcome uptalk.
• But people who uptalk tend to end every sentence in a question.
• Listen critically for uptalk in others and in yourself.
• Practice the alternatives to uptalk _ a straight tone, or a down tone.
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• The term uptalk was coined to describe the tendency to end sentences with an " up " inflection, a question.
• Uptalk did indeed originate on the West Coast, Becker said, but in recent years it has oozed all over the country.
• Once a fad restricted to teen-agers, uptalk now afflicts people up to their late 20's, according to Becker.
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• It began as a feature of valley speak, the adolescent argot native to the San Fernando Valley and immortalized by the valley girl, but now uptalk has taken on a life of its own.
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• "When you get beyond that age you hear much less of it, " he said, " because by that time people are getting into the business area, where uptalk is a devastating mistake.
• Many Speech Improvement Company clients have uptalk-related problems, but don't know until it's pointed out to them, Becker said, at which point they become " fanatical " about changing their speech.
• In a work situation if you end your sentences in uptalk, you're saying that you're not sure what you're doing, that you have doubts about whether you're qualified to do the job ."
• Consider a ( literally ) common language formed from a mishmash of baby talk, uptalk, jocktalk, dopetalk, ebonicstalk, 6 o'clock newstalk, guttertalk, pidgin and a parroting of cheap degenerate valley-girls TV dialogue from " Seinfeld,"
• Uptalk used to be an almost exclusively female speech pattern, Becker said, because women, by and large, have been socialized to " make nice, " and, at root, uptalking is a way of asking, " Am I OK ?"